This legendary starter deck is a powerful engine of destruction. Virtually invincible, very few have faced this awesome deck list and lived to tell the tale...

Half of your life points? Pffft! Who needs em! Let's take a ride back in time (...or forward?) to the world of Dinosaurs and Dinomorphia!

Colosseums, chariots and charges, oh my!

Kozmo Tincan! Why are you still using Locator Cards? We haven’t needed those since Battle City!

Megalith walls up with huge-defense monsters and out-grinds the opponent before making a push!

Looking for a format to play a pendulum conglomerate with Heavymetalfoes Electrumite as your centerpiece? Look no further.

Going fast makes me feel alive, come experience some Trinity Hyperdrive! Use Synchro Summoning and the power of Wind Machines to speed past your opponents!

Want to pump out powerful Synchro monsters and pummel your opponent into the ground with a simple but effective strategy? Wyrms are where it's at.

Want to try out a deck that utilizes Trinity format's unbound rule, allowing you to play multiple copies of self-referential monsters without increasing your deck size?

Looking for a deck that uses of spellcasters from a whole host of archetypes?

Want to snowball advantage behind the iconic monster that started it all? Dark Magician is a competitive archetype in Trinity, and a great place to start off.

What lurks in the depths? Turns out, a bunch of vanilla monsters! If you want to try your hand at a cute rogue strategy for Trinity, this is a good place to start.

Watching from the skies, the Harpies are read to hunt your opponent! Use powerful removal tools to clear threats and swoop to victory!

Crush you opponent with Machine Citad- What? It's BANNED!? Well, let's see what we can do...

Interested in what ssslumbers and ssslithers in the graveyard? Ready to use your opponent’s turn againssst them?

Get it? Patroll? Patrol? Trolls? No, me neither.

Sushi Ships Sailing Seven Seas, Showing Supremacy!

Looking for a control strategy to take into Trinity format? Take the best of three separate control strategies to give you a taste of what the format has to offer.

Do you like attacking? And attacking? And attacking!? Trinity Starter Deck: War Rock might be the deck for you.